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Could we add a leading
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just to be on the safe side? And a trailing/
to visually differentiate between directories and files in patterns? The latter would make it easier for humans to parse this file as it grows, I believe.Uh oh!
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Won't that break path matching? I imagine there was a reason not to add leading and trailing slashes for other paths not modified in this PR. Either way, I'd prefer not to modify what other people have added before here, which is out of scope for this PR, and I also don't want to make paths inconsistent in the file.
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Fair enough. No, it won’t break the matching. I think people just went with the less verbose pattern intuitively.